We know that God allows the devil to kill (John 10:10), yet protects in situations like Job. God kills in cases like the flood and Sodom. How can we know if a death is of God or the devil? The thief mentioned in John 10:10 is not the devil. Jesus defines the thief as “all… Read More Bible Q&A: How Can We Know if a Death Is Of God or the Devil?
God often works behind the scenes in a providential fashion to bring about His will for us in our lives. Oftentimes the ways He provides for us to move forward with our plans are not actually what we ourselves planned out.… Read More “What Does God Want Me To Do?”: The Providence Factor
For example, the Bible gives no guidance on what God’s will for me would be concerning the type of house I decide to purchase (condominium or two-car garage?). It does not direct me to specifically choose Olive Garden and shun Fazoli’s for lunch, or whether to go to Florida or Europe for vacation. It also does not, in most cases at least, give me direct guidance on what career path to take. So how do I know God’s will for me concerning questions like these?… Read More “What Does God Want Me To Do?”: The Indifference Factor
Jesus had siblings. Were these Mary’s children? Yes. Mary remained a virgin until after Jesus’ birth, at which time she and Joseph consummated their marriage (Matt. 1:24-25). Thus, Jesus’ brothers and sisters would have been Joseph and Mary’s children (Mk. 6:3).
If we want to go to heaven, we need to obey the will of God the Father who is in heaven. God has revealed His will through His Son (Heb. 1:1-2), who in turn through the Holy Spirit-inspired writers of Scripture lets His will be made known in the Bible. That’s why it’s very important that we know our Bibles very well and obey the gospel found in the New Testament.… Read More “What Does God Want Me To Do?”: Knowing God’s Revealed Will
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